Justin Raghoo
Justin Raghoo
4 of 40 Day Challenge - Name Changes
4 of 40 Day Challenge - Name Changes
4 of 40 Day Challenge - Name Changes
Sunday 29th November 2020
Join Justin Raghoo as he explores Genesis 35, discussing how changing names can redefine identity and break negative cycles.
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Get the buttons here!Rewriting Your Story: Lessons from Genesis 35
Be careful of the words that come out of your mouth, especially when it goes to people. Be careful of what you label them. You are just this. No, he’s a son of God. She’s a daughter of God.
Ever thought about how a name can shape your destiny? In this episode of 'Few Minutes for Jesus', Justin Raghoo dives into Genesis 35 to explore the profound impact of names and their transformations. Jacob, a central figure in the Bible, experiences a significant change when God renames him Israel, shifting his identity from 'deceiver' to 'one who struggles with God'. This isn't just about a name change; it's about a complete redefinition of self and purpose.
The episode also touches on the renaming of Jacob's son from Ben-Oni, meaning 'son of my trouble', to Benjamin, 'son of strength and authority'. Justin highlights how these changes reflect deeper shifts in identity and destiny. He encourages listeners to reflect on the labels they've been given or have given themselves, and consider how a 'name change' could break negative cycles and lead to a more empowered life.
Through personal anecdotes and biblical stories, Justin provides a heartfelt discussion on the power of words and the importance of redefining oneself through faith. Whether you're struggling with past labels or looking for a fresh start, this episode offers a thoughtful perspective on the transformative power of names.